Public Art & Health

A street-level exhibition and neighbourhood connection

Research record PAH-053 · Finding, limitations, sources and publication relationships.

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· 2025 · Germany

Findings, methods and sources

Adjacent evidenceObservational / experimentalReported benefit

Finding. A field study reports changes in neighbourhood connectedness and wellbeing after engagement with a public exhibition.

Limitation. Adjacent public-space evidence. The original record was based on the abstract; no hospital application was tested.

Kühnapfel C, Trupp MD, Pelowski M, Fingerhut J. On the impact of public art: how engaging a pedestrian-level exhibition improves neighborhood connectedness and well-being. Wellbeing Space Soc. 2025;8:100252. doi:10.1016/j.wss.2025.100252

Methods and verification

Verification level: Abstract checked

Design
Field study of a pedestrian-level exhibition
Sample / scope
Not extracted from the published abstract
Setting
Urban street, not healthcare
Art form
Public art

Citation checked against Crossref and abstract against the publisher or OpenAlex record, 29 September 2026

Last full editorial audit: 2026-09-09 · Verification policy

Publications and overlap

No confirmed shared-publication match is recorded for this entry in Edition 4.11. Source-by-source and participant-level reconciliation is incomplete; this does not establish an independent study.

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Public Art & Health. A street-level exhibition and neighbourhood connection. Research record PAH-053. Edition 4.11, 29 September 2026. https://www.publicart.health/research/pah-053

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